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    The if_pppoe backend does not support all advanced features of the MPD implementation

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    • Bob.DigB
      Bob.Dig LAYER 8
      last edited by Bob.Dig

      Works good so far. The only thing I am missing is the "periodic reset" because I need it happen daily at night times. Without that I will have go back to the MPD-based implementation. 😢

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      • RobbieTTR
        RobbieTT @Bob.Dig
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        @Bob-Dig

        Needing a periodic reset every night does sound slightly odd but can you not reset what you need to via Chron?

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        • Bob.DigB
          Bob.Dig LAYER 8 @RobbieTT
          last edited by Bob.Dig

          @RobbieTT said in The if_pppoe backend does not support all advanced features of the MPD implementation:

          does sound slightly odd

          It isn't. ISP does a reset after 24 hours so this can happen somewhat anytime. To mitigate this, you do it like this and the option is/was there for a reason.

          But your are also right. I was able to copy "pppoe_restart_pppoe0" from /var/etc/ to /etc/ while it was present and also copy that cronjob, edited it and it seems to work just fine. But if I am able to do that, developers should as well and do it for all of us. 😉

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          • RobbieTTR
            RobbieTT @Bob.Dig
            last edited by RobbieTT

            @Bob-Dig said in The if_pppoe backend does not support all advanced features of the MPD implementation:

            It isn't. ISP does a reset after 24 hours...

            I've never had an ISP do that to me and have no idea why an ISP do so as it isn't a recognised implementation of any standard. So yes, a bit odd that your provider does that to you.

            Glad the Cron countermeasure works but it should not come down to the end user. Your ISP needs a kicking and/or you need a better ISP.

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